I'm trying to load slides with iframes that link to websites that we have developed for various clients. The websites show up on the editing pages when I insert the iframe code, but do not display on the front end of the website. Thoughts? Maybe it is not a best practice to do it that way?
Here's one example of HTML code I am using on one of the sliders.:
<br><br><br><br><br><!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body>
<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p> </iframe>
</body> </html>
If I could, I'd prefer to avoid simple images with links but maybe that's the only way to do it, unless you can suggest something else. The iFrame idea does seem top work on Rev Slider, but I would rather use LayerSlider for other reasons.
You should use only the <iframe .... .... ></iframe> code in a HTML layer without the other html elements. Then you can add sizes / positions for that layer which will be also the size of your iframe.
I'm trying to load slides with iframes that link to websites that we have developed for various clients. The websites show up on the editing pages when I insert the iframe code, but do not display on the front end of the website. Thoughts? Maybe it is not a best practice to do it that way?
Here's one example of HTML code I am using on one of the sliders.:
<br><br><br><br><br><!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>
</iframe>
</body>
</html>
If I could, I'd prefer to avoid simple images with links but maybe that's the only way to do it, unless you can suggest something else. The iFrame idea does seem top work on Rev Slider, but I would rather use LayerSlider for other reasons.
Hello dmalowany,
Thank you for writing us!
You should use only the <iframe .... .... ></iframe> code in a HTML layer without the other html elements. Then you can add sizes / positions for that layer which will be also the size of your iframe.
Best Regards,
George | Kreatura Dev Team